Can this video card ASUS GeForce GT 440 (Fermi) 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card, ENGT440/DI/1GD5 fit inside
12390
I bought the case because it could accommodate a GTX 480 which is 9.5" long. Specs for your card say 7.91" long. I am pleased with the case and would recommend it.
12391
That depends entirely on your motherboard. It's a fantastic case, but you need to make sure that the power supply will fit properly. I haven't tried myself, but my guess is not so much. Still, it's worth busting out the tape-measure.
423688
Like Jonas said it's about the smallest Gtx 660 out there. It measures 7.5 inches long if im not mistaken. So make sure you measure inside your case to see if it''ll fit
1597926
If your slot is the same size as the edge connector on the card and it fits in the slot then it should work, of course you will have to install the video drivers
2082889
Hi, in theory, yes. I searched the internet for details about the model you have, to find out there are several types of that model(standard and slim models: http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/optix/en/opti_755_techspecs.pdf). If your model is a slim one, there may be some issues mounting a video card with a standard bracket(that's about 10-12 cm long) but would accept smaller brackets(4-5 cm). Some video cards come with a small bracket too, so before purchasing, I would make sure the card has one too(or look for a card that is "small form factor"). In addition, based on the manual from the above link, it looks like all models are able to handle PCI express cards, so from this point of view, you'd be good to go.
1423597
it will fit in any PCI slot as they are standard. Do not get it confused with PCIe. this is a whole different story. even though the PCIe looks similar they are not.
555201
From what i found from searching the desktop on amazon it will fit just fine, the card i believe is pcie 3.0 so it will be running at full potential, from what i gather the pcie slot on that board is 2.0 and the psu should be 600watt~ or higher the one i saw on the GUA 880 page says 500, i would recommend upgrading your psu before purchasing.
137436
It should work using the PCI-Express slot, assuming that you have the Small Form Factor.You might also need to upgrade the power supply.
1461585
It should. I put a Sapphire Radeon HD 7870 in it and its dimensions (12.5 x 3.5 x 6.5 inches) are larger than what's listed for the GTX 660.
1170213
The exact depth of the I/O panel to the HDD Bay is 10.6" and will fit any Graphics card under. I have installed the GTX780 (reference design) and it barley fits (10.5)
1963405
I can only say that I used this. ASUS GeForce GTX 750Ti GDDR5 2GB Graphics Card GTX750TI-OC-2GD5 with mine, fits in Cooler Master case, and plays WOT at 80 to 100 frames....good price too
749033
i dont think this card will fit, i have used ATI Radeon HD 3450 256MB DDR2 PCI Express (PCI-E) DMS-59 Low Profile Video Card Sold by Epic IT Service in our low profile Dells & HPs
988064
Absolutely! GDDR5 Graphic card memory is independent of the motherboard memory. Yes it will work.
1786514
Yes it can, but not the larger sized cards. A few things to take into consideration: 1 this is a mini tower and space is limited. 2 the PSU is only a 275 watt. So check the specs of any video card you purchase for minimum wattage. Even though it is only a pci-e 1x slot any video card (that fits in the case and has an appropriate PSU) will work. I was using a nvidia gtx 750 Ti in this machine (upgraded PSU to a 550 watt) and it worked great.
1927902
Anything less than a full tower will not fit this card. It's 305mm. You can Google it's footprint.
1734622
Hey Robert,I just received a Class 6--16GB Video Card...I guess it may not work?
1935296
Yes. To quote the PCI Express article in Wikipedia: "A PCIe card physically fits (and works correctly) in any slot that is at least as large as it is (e.g., an x1 sized card will work in any sized slot)." My own experience confirms this and I know I've used the card in either x4 or x16 slots previously.
430825
Yes, it is. It will fit in a normal height slot or in a slot with a low profile. The length of the card isn't overly long or overly short, about average. It really shouldn't be an issue I wouldn't think unless you have an unusually crowded case or unusually tall heat sync on a motherboard chip near your pcie slot.